I’m a big fan of the Barbaric comic series! It was created by Michael Moreci and Nathan Gooden and first came out way back in 2001. The newest one, Barbaric: The Long Death #1, just came out last December, and I’ve been meaning to pick it up!
Netflix announced that its seven-episode series, East of Eden, will begin streaming in Fall 2026. This update arrives nearly four years after the project was initially revealed. A first look at the modern adaptation was shared in a teaser trailer during Netflix’s recent presentation, and you can now watch it online below.
As a huge Chicago Fire fan, I already knew from the previews that Matthew Pascal was coming back, even after his tough exit from the CFD. They definitely weren’t shy about showing a massive fire was coming too! It’s also a bit bittersweet knowing this will be Andrea Newman’s last episode as showrunner – Victor Teran is taking over from here on out, which will be a big change.
The upcoming film, Obsession, features Michael Johnston as Bear, a teenager deeply in love with his friend, Nikki. Unable to confess his feelings, he uses a product called “One Wish Willow” hoping she’ll return his affection. But his wish quickly backfires, turning his dream into a frightening reality.
After some criticism that season 5 of The Boys was moving too slowly, episode 7 really turned things around, pushing the story towards its climax and featuring a major character death. The season started strong, but then slowed down to focus on individual storylines and the team’s plan to take down Homelander.
The 2010s were also a great decade for RPGs, and many believe this is when the genre really started to gain the recognition it deserved. Games like Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Mass Effect 2 are just two examples of the many excellent RPGs released during that time.
As a huge fan of passionate, sweeping romances, I remember when the recent Wuthering Heights adaptation came out, it sparked a lot of debate. Some people felt it glossed over how truly toxic Cathy and Heathcliff’s relationship was, making it seem more… dreamy than destructive. Plus, there was valid criticism about the lack of diversity, especially casting Heathcliff – who’s described as having dark skin in the book – with a white actor. Despite the issues, it definitely stirred up strong feelings, and thankfully, there’s no shortage of other intense, romantic films out there if you’re looking for that same kind of heat!
Although comparisons to the popular show Derry Girls are inevitable, How to Get to Heaven From Belfast brings its own distinct and darkly comedic voice to the story. What truly makes the show stand out is that it’s consistently engaging. It immediately grabs your attention with a past secret revealed within the first few minutes, and it balances a compelling murder mystery with the strong bonds between its characters. The chemistry between the friends is just as important as solving the crime.
As a huge fan of zombie flicks, I’ve seen a lot of great ones over the years! Titles like Zombieland, 28 Days Later, Dawn of the Dead, and Train to Busan are always at the top of my list. What I love is that there really is something for everyone in the genre. Even though it’s not currently having its biggest moment, we still get some genuinely thrilling releases every year. Of course, for a whole decade, The Walking Dead was the face of zombies – it really dominated the scene!
While “Geriaction” films – movies starring older action heroes – are popular, few have become long-running franchises. The John Wick series is the biggest success story, partly because Keanu Reeves was already 50 when the first film came out. Bob Odenkirk has found success with the Nobody films, and Jason Statham recently starred in The Beekeeper, both showcasing action heroes later in their careers.